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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
6
A department has been created to provide space for Social Democracy leaders to present their views. It belongs to them and will host expressions of their opinions, not necessarily Tie Herato's, reflecting the faction's request for venue and platform.
The text argues that class consciousness does not seek class hatred but reveals the exploited position of workers in capitalism. Socialists urge labor to become aware of its role as producer and owner of the earth, demanding liberty won through experience rather than imposed by elites. The aim is a classless society where every person can live by their own labor.
A mother defies doctors and explains how she used Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription to cure her daughter diagnosed with wasting of the digestive organs. She credits recovery to the tonics and notes the medicines are free from alcohol narcotics and include temperance claims. She also mentions Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser available by mail with stamps.
Passage from Why Lama Socialist by Prof Herron notes men hesitate when entering the thick of blood and dust in human struggle. The quotation underscores hesitation in combat or active conflict. It reflects on masculine reluctance amid violence and social upheaval.
In a mass meeting Seattle machinists denounce the wage system and urge workers to unite and strike for their liberties at the ballot box. They advocate abolishing private ownership of production tools and pledge support for striking workers to win the full product of their labor.
The piece argues that injunctions against strikers are not new, differing only in rhetoric and context across nations. It links repression of labor protests from Russia to the United States, citing strikes, student clashes, and historical suppressions, urging workers to register an injunction at the ballot box.
A long excerpt critiques Hill Morgan Co and Central Pacific fortune as robbing the people, notes editors join the capitalists, and calls for workers to unite. It argues that combination benefits all in industry and invites comrades to a Viavi Hall meeting over Wallace Coburn's Hardware store to discuss economic questions and organize.
A Yakima area unity convention outlines forming a united Socialist party to challenge capitalist rule. It urges readers to organize educate and recruit for a broader social order with meetings planned and support from The Herald newspaper to spread the cause.
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky credits Foley's Kidney Cure with a permanent cure for kidney disease. He warns others to take only Foley's. The North Yakima Drug Store promotes the remedy. A Toronto paper faces lese majeste charges for calling the heir apparent the duke of Pork.
A jumble of advertisements and quips appears from North Yakima Drug Store and Ayres Yellow Drug Store. Warnings about cures and salves mix with satirical lines about lynching and boating and a help wanted notice for travelers. An irrigation note from Phoenix and a stray joke about married burglars pepper the page.
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